Forum Spotlight's
Israel-Arab Issue
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NEW YORK, (JTA) -- The
problems of the Middle East and
the role of that area in world af-
affairs were spotlighted here this
week at ,the New York Herald
Tribune Forum with addresses by
Assistant Secretary of State
George V. Allen, Eric Johnston,
President Eisenhower's special
envoy to the area, Israel Ambas-
sador Abba S. 'Eban, and Syrian
Ambassador Ahmed Shukairy. In
addition, Vice President Richard
Nixon touched on the question in
his address opening the Forum's
second session.
The sharpest words of the fo-
rum sessions came when the ad-
dresses by Messrs. Eban and
Shukairy were heard. The Syrian
envoy spoke first and he lost no
time in presenting the extreme
Arab position — complete with
overtones of warning. 'to Jews
throughout the world. - He said
that "Zionist claims" had caused
a "two-fold tragedy." His first
referenee consisted of 'a charge
of "dual loyalty" against all Jews
everSrwhere. The second was that
non-Jewish inhabitants who, he
claimed, were the bulk of the
population, had been .deprived of
their homeland. His solution was
simple--the Arabs should simply
go back where they came from.
In passing, he struck a blow at
the plan of one of the other
speakers — Eric Johnston when
he said that economic develop-
ment of the area was in no way
-a solution for the refugees.
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hearings on alleged violations of
religious clauses of the First
Amendment by the Senate Sub-
committee on Constitutional
Rights, headed by Senator
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr., and ex-
pressed the hope that no legisla-
tive group will undertake such
an inquiry. The joint statement
asserted that, while Congres-
sional hearings are desirable
forms in other matters, public
hearings on controversies among
religious groups on social issues
"may have the effect of sharpen-
ing conflicts."
(Two weeks ago, the American
Jewish Congress - protested against
cancellation of the hearings).
American prestige abroad has
been so seriously damaged by the
murder of Emmett Till, 14-year-
old. Negro boy, in Mississippi
that there is an urgent need for
Federal legislation strengthening
the ' Justice Department's civil
rights powers to prevent a re-
currence, Congressional leaders
were told in a report by the
American Jewish Committee pre-
sented to the executive commit-
Brevities
AmbasSador Eban then took the
rostrum. He began by conceding
the dangerous extent of tensions
'in the area, and said that he was,
'. nevertheless, c onv inc e d that
'peace was possible because of a
number of basic factors operative.
They in-chided the clear common
interests of Israel and the Arab
States, the relaxed spirit of inter-
national relations, the common
past and the common future of all
the people of the area.
But he warned against possible
consequences of the current
Egyptian-Communist arms deal
which he termed a "macabre
transaction." He said that Egypt
could have the best possible se-
curity guarantee any time it
wanted it, simply by making
peace with Israel, with approp-
riate international guarantees
such as those alluded to by Secre-
tary • of State Dulles. "If Egypt Demand Trial for Nazi
wants peace," the Israeli envoy Sterilization Expert
declared, "she has more arms
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than she needs. If Egypt wants
Council of Jews in Germany has
war, she has more arms than
demanded that courts here try
she deserves."
Prof. Karl Glauberg, who was
responsible for the sterilization
of several hundred J e w i s h
women' at the Nazi death camp
of Auschwitz.
The Council, which first broke
the news of Glauberg's return
to West Germany from a Soviet
prisoner of war camp, said that
many of the subjects of his
Leaving New York March 6
aboard SS UNITED STATES
sterilization "experiments" were
lated killed by the Nazis.
Glauberg, holding a press con-
ference with German newsmen
at a camp for returned prison-
ers near Munich seemed proud
of his "scientific" achievements.
He asserted that he had devel-
oped a method of sterilization
by simple injection as a result
of the experiments.
TOUR CONDUCTOR
ommatee Racks Cancellation Religious Heartng
NEW YORK (JTA) Contro-
versies on social problems among
Plans for the reception to fol- America's three major religious
low the concert by Nathan Mil- faiths cannot be adjusted by open
stein on Nov. 12, at Masonic Congressional hearings without
friction or strife, it was declared
Temple were an-
by two major national human
nounced by
relations agencies.
Samuel F eld-
The American Jewish Commit-
stein, chairman
tee and the Anti-Defamation
of the - Balfour
League of Bnai Brith, holding
Concert Commit-
their national executive commit-
tee for the Zion-
tee meetings' in Hotel Roosevelt,
ist Organization
approved cancellation of public
of Detroit.
Mrs. Theodore
Bargman w i 11
head a group
of women who • Mrs. Bargman
will greet the guests in the Foun-
tain Ballroom. Four ZOD mem-
All ethnic and nationality
bers, long prominent in the lead- groups in the Detroit area have
ership of the organization will, been extended an invitation to
together with their wives, spon- attend the Wayne County Demo-
sor the reception. They are Mr. cratic FRIENDSHIP FROLIC this
and Mrs. Abraham Borman, Mr. evening, in the Veteran's Memo-
and Mrs. Walter Field, Mr. and rial Building. Gov . G. Mennen
Mrs. Abe Kasle and Mr. and Mrs. Williams, honored guest, will
Leon Kay.
lead the grand march.
Mrs. ' Bargman's hostess group will
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consist of Mesdames Henry- Berris,
Abraham Berman, David Bruss. Philip
ROSNER
FAMILY
CLUB will
Cutler, Jules Doneson, Samuel Feld-
stein, Walter Field, Morris Jacobs. meet Sunday evening, in the
Leon Kay, Rubin Kaplan, Abe Kasle. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Ira G. Kaufman, Louis Kazdan, Mau-
rice Landau, Philip' Langwald, A. C. Rosner, 17709 Warwick.
Lappin, Sol Lifsitz, Milton Marwil.
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Morris Mendelson, Harry L. Nusbaum,
Louis Panush, Arthur Robbins. Carl
The BALLET RUSSE, with its
Schiller, A. A. Schwartz, I. Z. Silvar-
man, Philip Slomov_itz. Sherman Sha- incomparable ensemble of ballet
piro, Ted Winshall, Edward Zellman. stars and repertory of ballets,
David Zellman and Misses Micki Lan-
will open a three-day engage-
cet and Lillian Tron.
Tickets for the concert are ment at Detroit's Masonic Audi-
available at Zionist House, Lin- torium Thursday through Satur-
wood and Lawrence, TO. 8-9413. day, Nov. 3-5.
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Unc a nn y demonstrations of
Israel's - Army Chief
mind reading, memory feats, and
On 'Unofficial' Tour
hynotism will be given by Dr.
FRANZ POLGAR at Detroit
Of Europe's Capitals
PARIS, (JTA) — Brig. Moshe Town Hall, Wednesday morning,
at 11, in Fisher Theater.
Dayan, Chief of Staff of the
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Israel Army, arrived in Paris on
A group of 22 paintings by
the first leg of an "unofficial"
journey to various European RAPHAEL SOYER will be ex-
capitals. In keeping with the hibited by GARELICK'S GAL-
private nature of his visit here, LERY,.20208 Livernois, beginning
he will not be officially received with a preview and reception for
at the Quai d'Orsay, but will pay the artist at 8 p.m., Monday. The
a personal courtesy visit to the exhibition will continue through
French Chief of Staff and pos- Nov. 19.
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sibly to officials of the Ministry
Recent paintings by AARON
of Defense. It is understood that
Gen. Dayan's mission is to draw BOHROD are currently being ex-
to the attention of the various hibited at the -ANNA L. WERBE
governments the need to re-es- GALLERIES, 19458 Livernois. He
tablish equilibrium in the Middle has created -a series of paintings
East by supplying arms to Israel for Life Magazine on World War
to offset Communist arms ship- II and has a collection on "Mich-
igan on Canvas" at Greenfield
ments to Egypt.
Village.
Henry Montor, who directed
the mobilization of close to $1,-
000,000,000. for the State of Israel
during the past two decades, en-
tered the investment field, with
the admission of the new firm of
Henry Montor Associates, Inc.,
-to membership in the New York
Stock Exchange.
The new organization has its
offices located at 40 Exchange
Place and 32 East 57th St., New
York. In addition to Montor, who
is president, the firm consists of
four voting and twenty-two non-
voting stockholders.
Montor announced that Leon
H. Keyserling, former chairman
of the President's Council of
Economic Advisers, will serve
as the firm's economic adviser,
and Robert R. Nathan, former
director of the War Mobilization
Board, will be its investment
consultant.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS---11
• Friday, October 28, 1955
tee session. The report featured
a survey of public reaction in six
countries of Europe and North
Africa to the acquittal of two
white men accused of the crime.
Earlier, a budget of $5 million
for 1956 was adopted for both
agencies at- the tenth annual
meeting of the National Council
of the Joint Defense Appeal, the
fund-raising arm of AJC and
ADL. The Council elected Philip
E. Hoffman of Orange, N. J.,
chairman and re-elected Paul H.
Sampliner of New York chair-
man of the Council's executive
committee for the fifth consecu-
tive year.
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McDaniel Urges Aid to Israel
At Iowa UJA Conference
DES MOINES, Iowa, (JTA) —
Bruce McDaniel, former- director
of the U. S. operations mission
in Israel, called on the Iowa lead-
ership conference of the United
Jewish Appeal to rally to Israel's
aid "at this crucial moment in
Israel's • history." He said that
"free peoples everywhere should
affirm their support of its efforts
to build a homeland for refugees
and displaced persons."
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